Weave from newspaper tubes: a master class on napkins
Weave from newspaper tubes: master class for making napkins( photo and video)
Weaving is one of the most entertaining types of needlework. And weaving from newspapers and other paper does not require almost any costs and is available to people with any income. In addition, many now, using their skills, earn a sale of wickerwork. In order to learn this simple needlework, we'll take a look at the master-class "Weaving from newspaper tubes", it will be accompanied by step-by-step photos and a selection of video lessons.
What to weave?
You can do a lot of interesting things with braided needlework. From the newspaper tubes are wonderful baskets, vases, boxes, boxes, souvenirs - all these things are perfectly handy for au pair. Trays and dishes for dishes, original napkins, souvenirs can be made with your own hands. There are a lot of ideas, we will consider some of them.
Ideas of work on the example of napkins
Those who are already familiar with weaving from paper and did several works, it will not be difficult for the picture to perform a similar model. Beginners are better to find, where a detailed master class is described as weaving from newspaper tubes. Here are some ideas for making napkins:
1) The napkin is made of flat tubules( get them ironing) and framed with a neat frame. Make it very simple.
2) Another version of the napkin, when the tubes along the length are glued together, and the ends are leveled. Too it looks unusual. The work is varnished.
3) Next napkin in the style of weaving is similar to the first, only the tubes lie at the same distance from each other. The work used unplasted tubules.
4) Another kind - glue the tubes around in a circle, then make circles from each bundle separately. The last frame edge.
5) And this napkin is made entirely of small circles, fastened together.
How to make napkins and other products can be viewed in the video below.
Types of weaving
There are several types of weaving from newspaper tubes, the schemes of which are given below.
1. Rope weaving is used for finishing the edge, connecting parts of an openwork pattern. It makes the ranks stronger and is used both for making the bottom and the basis of the object. The essence of technology in the interlacing of working tubes with racks and with each other.
2. "Bends" braids are plaited. They are marginal - they are made from the remaining length of the racks, and overhead, when the pigtail is weaved from several separate tubes with the edge. Edge bends are formed from the guides. They are bent and weave counterclockwise. The first rack is brought under the needle under the second and held inside. The third - under the first and out. And the second under the third - inside. So in turn, the guides go in and out. When the weaving passes a full circle, the excess tubes are cut off, and the ends of the bundles run.
3. Spiral weaving starts with 3-4 bundles. In this technique, the main thing is to keep the angle.
Useful tips on needlework
- The number of newspaper tubes depends on the size of the future model. The process of winding the tubes is long, and to accelerate it, you can use a screwdriver.
- To make the tubes smooth and neat, the newspapers should be without torn edges. This factor is influenced by the type of paper cutting - by width or length. When the knife goes easily, then the direction is chosen correctly.
- By the way, if the tube falls badly on the spoke, if formed when winding the bump, it is necessary to change the cutting direction. In the case when the sticks are straight, it means that the process goes as it should.
- The tubes can be made completely flat or in such a way that one end is slightly wider than the other. The last moment is considered convenient for building up a newspaper vine.
The more work done, the better and faster the plaiting skill is developed, the better and more beautifully the products are obtained. So step by step and mastered the art of weaving from paper. Successful attempts to you!
Weaving is one of the most entertaining types of needlework. And weaving from newspapers and other paper does not require almost any costs and is available to people with any income. In addition, many now, using their skills, earn a sale of wickerwork. In order to learn this simple needlework, we'll take a look at the master-class "Weaving from newspaper tubes", it will be accompanied by step-by-step photos and a selection of video lessons.
What to weave?
You can do a lot of interesting things with braided needlework. From the newspaper tubes are wonderful baskets, vases, boxes, boxes, souvenirs - all these things are perfectly handy for au pair. Trays and dishes for dishes, original napkins, souvenirs can be made with your own hands. There are a lot of ideas, we will consider some of them.
Ideas of work on the example of napkins
Those who are already familiar with weaving from paper and did several works, it will not be difficult for the picture to perform a similar model. Beginners are better to find, where a detailed master class is described as weaving from newspaper tubes. Here are some ideas for making napkins:
1) The napkin is made from flat tubules( get them ironing) and framed with a neat frame. Make it very simple.
2) Another version of the napkin, when the tubes along the length are glued together, and the ends are aligned. Too it looks unusual. The work is varnished.
3) Next napkin in the style of weaving is similar to the first, only the tubes lie at the same distance from each other. The work used unplasted tubules.
4) Another kind - glue the tubes around in a circle, then make circles from each bundle separately. The last frame edge.
5) And this napkin is made entirely of small circles, fastened together.
How to make napkins and other products can be seen in the video below.
Types of weaving
There are several types of weaving from newspaper tubes, the schemes of which are given below.
1. Rope weaving is used for finishing the edge, connecting parts of an openwork pattern. It makes the ranks stronger and is used both for making the bottom and the basis of the object. The essence of technology in the interlacing of working tubes with racks and with each other.
2. "Bends" braids are plaited. They are marginal - they are made from the remaining length of the racks, and overhead, when the pigtail is weaved from several separate tubes with the edge. Edge bends are formed from the guides. They are bent and weave counterclockwise. The first rack is brought under the needle under the second and held inside. The third - under the first and out. And the second under the third - inside. So in turn, the guides go in and out. When the weaving passes a full circle, the excess tubes are cut off, and the ends of the bundles run.
3. Spiral weaving starts with 3-4 bundles. In this technique, the main thing is to keep the angle.
Useful tips on needlework
- The number of newspaper tubes depends on the size of the future model. The process of winding the tubes is long, and to accelerate it, you can use a screwdriver.
- To make the tubes smooth and neat, the newspaper tapes should be without torn edges. This factor is influenced by the type of paper cutting - by width or length. When the knife goes easily, then the direction is chosen correctly.
- By the way, if the tube falls badly on the spoke, if formed when winding the bump, it is necessary to change the direction of cutting. In the case when the sticks are straight, it means that the process goes as it should.
- Tubes can be made completely flat or in such a way that one end is slightly wider than the other. The last moment is considered convenient for building up a newspaper vine.
The more work done, the better and faster the plaiting skill is developed, the better and more beautifully the products are obtained. So step by step and mastered the art of weaving from paper. Successful attempts to you!